COLONEL CHARLES D. WINN
Head of 306th Field Artillery in Last War
Won Service Medal
WASHINGTON, August 1, 1942 – Colonel Charles D. Winn, retired Army officer, died here yesterday in the Walter Reed Hospital. His age was 71.
Colonel Winn, who was born in Kentucky, attended Virginia Military Institute and received his commission in the Army in 1901.
He won the Distinguished Service Medal as commander of the 306th Field Artillery, Seventy-Seventh Division, in France in the First World War. Colonel Winn retired in 1930.
A funeral service will be held on Monday with burial in Arlington National Cemetery.
WINN, CHARLES D
COL CAC, USA RET
DATE OF DEATH: 07/31/1942
BURIED AT: SECTION SOUTH SITE 2281
ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
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